What's in the May/June 2009 issue of Embroidery...

Sera Waters

Louise Baldwin

Rozanne Hawksley

A Crooked Lineage
An Australian artist who uncovers the mischievous meanings in all kinds of things

Out of the Frame
Meet Louise Baldwin who talks to us about making her uber-exuberant textiles
Susie Johns

A Life Less Ordinary
We ask Rozanne Hawksley to reflect on her career as her retrospective opens
Mary Schoeser

Karen Nicol

Deirdre Nelson

Matthew Harris

Textile Designers at the Cutting Edge
Highlighting Karen Nicol, one of the 36 designers featured in this sensational book

Tales of the Unexpected
We find out how Deirdre Nelson handled the challenges of a residency down under
Jessica Hemmings

Sustainable Stitches
Welcome to the world of slow stitching that belongs to Matthew Harris
Ian Wilson

Aiveen Daly

Sitting Pretty
Aiveen Daly is the talk of the town thanks to her glamorous take on a traditional craft
Susie Johns

Macclesfield Silk Museum
The town that made its name through silk remains rightly proud of its heritage
June Hill

Inside the Collection
Inside the Embroiderers' Guild Museum Collection with Curator Lynn Szygenda